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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1927

Page

3

Peter and Jesus Call in Galilee Sunday School Lesson

Sunday School lesson outlines Mark 1 14 18 29 31 with Golden Text Come ye after Me and I will make you to become fishers of men Primary topic Peter Follows Jesus Junior topic The Great Decision and more The lesson explains Jesus preaching the gospel Kingdom of God Repent Believe the gospel and calls Peter Andrew James and John to become fishers of men noting their obedience and the healing of Peter's mother in law as a sample of Christ's power and compassion.

Peter Follown Jaous Christ Josus Galilee Judas John the Baptist God Jesus Peter Andrew Patra Simon Peters James Capernaum

Indulgence and Growth in Southern Methodist Thought

A fragment reflecting theological balance in Southern Methodist writing, asserting God disciplines faults for growth, intertwining divine justice with mercy and warning against evading accountability in spiritual life.

Finding Strength Where to Seek Otest Separation to God

A reflective line questions where to find strength for separation from the world, insisting true solace lies only in God Himself and echoing devotional resolve.

Music as a spark in Bengal political dispute

The screed notes Hindu music near mosques could shift Bengal’s council seats. It surveys Bengal’s expanse from Calcutta to the Himalayas, its diverse languages, jute trade, Hooghly port, Sundarbans floods, and rail routes, painting a vivid colonial portrait.

Washington Bengal India Thera Mohanmedam Kansas Himalayas New York State Pennsylvania Minots Ohio Texas Michigan Idaho Ganges Sundarbana Calcutta Les Hooghly River Bay of Bengal Assam Hooghly Dundee Scotland

His Rocket to Moon Ends in Blast at Home Lab

Seventeen year old Pat Thomgan Mitchell a Franklin and Marshall College freshman injured in a laboratory blast while mixing two reactive chemicals. A sheet of flame burned his face hand eyebrows and hair. glasses saved his eyes. He had earlier studied rocket ideas at Franklin and Marshall Academy. The blast shook the house as his mother found him semiconscious.

Moon Lancaster Pat Thomgan Mitchell Franklin and Marshall College Mitchell Frank Min and Marshall Academy

Dinosaur Tracks Unearthed at North Branford Dam Site

Yale professors report six inch dinosaur tracks preserved in sandstone revealed during dam construction in North Branford Connecticut. The fossil traces date back millions of years and highlight the region's paleontological significance.

Branford Conn Yale

King of Spain May Visit U S on Two New Ocean Liners

New York reports King Alfonso of Spain plans a U S visit within a year aboard one of two 80 000 ton liners under construction by the Royal Mollyne. Conde de Guell arrives aboard the Alfonso XIII and discusses Spanish industrial and cultural ties with the United States.

New York Alfonso Spain United States Bo Conde de Guell Castile Comilla Havana Henry Ford Conde de Guell Seville Pizarro Peru Cortez Mexico Vigo Coluna Europe Alfonso XIII Cristobal Colon Alexander P. Moore University of Barcelona Cambridge Granada

King Charles X Gifts Land to France Reforms Estate Reversion

King Charles X rewarded a friend with land rights for 1,000 francs yearly, stipulating buildings would belong to the crown. With the republic now in place, the government gains control of high downtown buildings when leases expire April 29. One site, Hotel Regina, already sold for 8 million francs, with remaining lots to follow. A 25 percent real estate transfer tax will be imposed.

King France Charles X Charles M. de Chantereine

Queen of Spain to Wear Silk Made by Brother

Queen of Spain to wear dress materials made by her brother Lord Carisbrooke has entered the artificial silk business in England. He was elected chairman of a new company that took over a Branston plant. Carisbrooke, 41, served in both the British army and navy and was formerly connected with a Paris banking house.

Spain Madrid Carisbrooke Queen Victoria England Branston Staffordshire Carlebrooke Parla

32-Word Will on Back of Postcard in Rockland Me

The back of a postcard in Knox County contains the 32 word will of Hattie F. Holt of Owls Head dated October 19 1020. She bequeaths all worldly possessions to husband Allen Carter Holt with witnesses Dr Walter Spear Myra Joyce and Katherine Allen.

Rockland Hattie F. Holt Owls Head Knox County Register of Propate Holt Knox Hospital Allen Carter Holt Walter Spear Myra Joyce Katherine Allen

Ottoman Treasury Opens as Museum in Constantinople

The Ottoman treasure chamber in Constantinople, guarded for six centuries, opens to the public as a museum under the new Turkish government. Admission is 21 cents. highlights include a solid gold throne worth about 13 million dollars and robes of sultans, with many jewels and historic regalia on display in a vast seraglio built by Mehmed II.

Constantinople Inez Seragno Mohammed the Conqueror Suke Selim Grim Shah Ismatt Perata Chaldiran Selim Mohammed Murad TV Bagdad Ibrahim Russia Baltagh Mehmed Catherine the Great Caarina Balram Ahmed III

Ten Thousand Beacon Fires To Ring Canada Jubilee

Canada plans 10000 beacon fires from Atlantic to Pacific on July 2 to mark Confederation jubilee. Premier Mackenzie King proposes a 250000 vote in Parliament to fund the observance with federal cooperation of the Association of Canadian Clubs. An interdepartmental committee led by O D Skelton will study recording plans and invite schools and public bodies to participate.

Canada Montreal Dominion Atlantic Pacific Confederation Mackenzie King O. D. Skelton

Egyptians Stir Over Queen Neferteri Bust

Cairo reports the Higyptian government will reject any excavation permit from Fra feasor Borchardt of Germany for Nefertari’s bust. Negotiations between Egypt and Germany on several issues will be suspended pending the annual view of Nefertari’s head.

Cairo Egypt Nefertari Department of Antiquity Frafeasor Borchardt Egyptototat Vapp Nefertarl

Neglect Causes Most Farm Poultry Failures

Poultry extension expert Allen G. Oliver of North Carolina State College says ninety percent of help calls arise from neglecting simple details. He lists ten causes including dark damp houses, dirty drinking fountains, lack of fresh air, infrequent cleaning, overcrowding, exposed dead birds, vermin in houses, low damp locations, insufficient water and shade, and inadequate roost space, urging proper care and space per bird for success.

Allen G. Oliver North Carolina State College Mr. Oliver Oliver

Time to Start Young Turkeys in Spring Months

Correct timing for rearing turkeys suggests April and May as best due to favorable conditions. Use brood hens such as Plymouth Rock or Brahma, avoid White Leghorns, and provide a mixed diet starting with milk-soaked bread and hard boiled eggs, then chick feed. Ensure a safe brood range rich in insects and greens and allow the hen to cover nine or ten eggs. Incubation lies around 28 days with similar management to chickens.

Plymouth Rock

Feeding Young Ducks For Spring Laying

Ducks may begin laying with spring warmth. Provide protein mineral rich feed and good laying mash like that used for hens. Geratch grains are suggested. Give attention year round as ducks often get less care than chickens.

Sanitation Key to Profitable Poultry Raising Says Expert

Money from a few well housed and fed chickens can surpass profits from overcrowded flocks. Overcrowding hinders ventilation and sanitation, leading to diseases. Sanitation remains the backbone of successful poultry raising.

Green Feed Substitutes Boost Egg Production

Farmers report leafy alfalfa and clover in racks or bas bots becoming common substitutes for green feed. Biadgels carrots cabbage and lettuce are used with economy. Alfalfa in mash and bagged blends gain popularity. quality bags meet satisfactory standards.

Woman's charm may win love but cannot keep it

A proverb intimates that a woman's appeal can win a man's affection without effort, yet sustaining that love proves impossible without ongoing effort and mutual commitment.

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